Enchant (925)

Enchant (925) Mnemonic [ENCHANT] Duration Permanent Utility Magic   Subtype Permanent Enchantment  Components Enchanting potions  Availability Channel at held item

Wizard Base Spells Minor Shock (901) Attack Minor Elemental Edge (902) Offensive Minor Water (903) Attack Minor Acid (904) Attack Prismatic Guard (905) Defensive Minor Fire (906) Attack Major Cold (907) Attack Major Fire (908) Attack Tremors (909) Attack Major Shock (910) Attack Mass Blur (911) Defensive Call Wind (912) Attack Melgorehn's Aura (913) Defensive Sandstorm (914) Attack Weapon Fire (915) Attack Invisibility (916) Utility Earthen Fury (917) Attack Duplicate (918) Utility Wizard's Shield (919) Defensive Call Familiar (920) Utility Enchant (925) Utility Familiar Gate (930) Utility Core Tap (950) Utility

"Enchant" redirects here. For other uses, see Enchant (disambiguation).

This article is for the new Enchant (925) released during the Spring Spectacular 2019 updates. For the prior version of the spell, please see Enchant Item (925).

The Enchant spell is the final step of Enchanting: the process of magically enhancing a properly prepared weapon, armor, or shield. Each successful enchantment provides a permanent +1 bonus to the item's attack strength (AS) or defensive strength (DS), as applicable.

Essence

Enchanting now requires the gathering of Essence by a wizard and expending it to increase the enchantment of an item. You can SENSE how much essence you have accumulated and how strong of an enchantment you can complete.

Generation

Essence is gathered by spending mana when casting offensive spells at enemies of an appropriate level for the caster to earn experience by killing them. Offensive spells generally include anything you can't cast in a sanctuary. Each cast generates a sort of magical static which clings to the caster. On a mana pulse, a portion of that static is absorbed as essence for enchanting; being well trained in Elemental Mana Control helps increase the percentage of static converted to essence; being well trained in Harness Power and Elemental Lore: Water increases the maximum amount of essence that can be absorbed this way. Any unabsorbed static is generally lost, but if the Wizard is trained in Elemental Lore: Air a portion will carry over to the next mana pulse. Wizards trained in Elemental Lore: Fire will find their spell casting yields additional essence on average.

Max Absorbable Essence Per Mana Pulse

Elemental Lore: Water & Harness Power Bonus	0	100	140	200	250	300	350	400
Pool Size	?	?	?	?	?	?	?	?

Amount of Static Convertible to Essence Per Mana Pulse

Elemental Mana Control ranks	0	24	50	101	125	150	202	250
% Static Converted to Essence	?	?	?	?	?	?	?	?

Percentage of Static Not Converted due to reaching max absorbed allowed to rollover per mana pulse

20 + (Elemental Lore:Air Seed 5 Summation Ranks) * 5

Elemental Lore:Air Ranks	0	5	11	18	26	35	45	56	68	81	95	110	126	143	161	180	200
% Static Able to Roll Over	0	25	30	35	40	45	50	55	60	65	70	75	80	85	90	95	100

Bonus Static Essence Percent Gained Per Mana Pulse

(Elemental Lore: Fire Seed 5 Summation Ranks) + 4

Elemental Lore:Fire Ranks	0	5	11	18	26	35	45	56	68	81	95	110	126	143	161	180	200
% Bonus Static to Essence Conversion	0	5	6	7	8	9	10	11	12	13	14	15	16	17	18	19	20

Cost to Enchant

The essence costs for each cast follow a simple pattern. If the current bonus of the item is less than 25, the cost is 100 essence per point of bonus. If the current bonus of the item is 25 or higher, the cost is 2400 essence plus 2400 per point above 24. This is the cost to increase the bonus of the item by 1 point. e.g. from +24 to +25 costs 2400 essence; from +49 to +50 costs 62400 essence; from +0 to +1 costs zero essence. The amount of essence a Wizard can gather and store is capped weekly at 16000 and overall at 64000.

Essence Cost to Enchant per Bonus
Bonus Essence +0 to +1 0 +1 to +2 100 +2 to +3 200 +3 to +4 300 +4 to +5 400 +5 to +6 500 +6 to +7 600 +7 to +8 700 +8 to +9 800 +9 to +10 900	Bonus Essence +10 to +11 1000 +11 to +12 1100 +12 to +13 1200 +13 to +14 1300 +14 to +15 1400 +15 to +16 1500 +16 to +17 1600 +17 to +18 1700 +18 to +19 1800 +19 to +20 1900	Bonus Essence +20 to +21 2000 +21 to +22 2100 +22 to +23 2200 +23 to +24 2300 +24 to +25 2400 +25 to +26 4800 +26 to +27 7200 +27 to +28 9600 +28 to +29 12000 +29 to +30 14400	Bonus Essence +30 to +31 16800 +31 to +32 19200 +32 to +33 21600 +33 to +34 24000 +34 to +35 26400 +35 to +36 28800 +36 to +37 31200 +37 to +38 33600 +38 to +39 36000 +39 to +40 38400	Bonus Essence +40 to +41 40800 +41 to +42 43200 +42 to +43 45600 +43 to +44 48000 +44 to +45 50400 +45 to +46 52800 +46 to +47 55200 +47 to +48 57600 +48 to +49 60000 +49 to +50 62400

Total Essence & Weekly Cost for Full Enchant Tier
Bonus Essence Weeks Required 0x to 1x 1000 < 1 1x to 2x 3500 < 1 2x to 3x 6000 < 1 3x to 4x 8500 < 1 4x to 5x 11000 < 1 5x to 6x 48000 3 6x to 7x 108000 6.75 7x to 8x 168000 10.5 8x to 9x 228000 14.25 9x to 10x 288000 18 0x to 7x 186000 11.625 7x to 10x 684000 42.75 0x to 10x 870000 54.375

Difficulty Detection

A wizard's chance for success in enchanting an item can be determined by CASTing Enchant Item at an item. This can be done without first unlocking the item for enchantment.

Roll Needed Description % Chance you can only fail if you are horribly unlucky 97% (will only fail on a fumble) you should be able to enchant it easily enough, barring bad luck 90+% the odds are on your side to successfully complete the enchantment 75+% you are more likely than not to succeed on your cast, but you will need some luck 55+% this enchantment will be difficult, but possible 35+% this enchantment will be very difficult 15+% that this enchantment will be nearly impossible 1+% you will likely need a miracle to complete this enchantment -100+% this enchantment is completely beyond your abilities less than -100%

Roll Result Description Result You make an outstanding attempt! 90+ You make an excellent attempt! 80+ You make a good attempt! 70+ You make a decent attempt. 60+ You make an okay attempt. 50+ You make a passable attempt. 40+ You make a questionable attempt. 30+ You make a poor attempt! 20+ You make a very poor attempt! 10+ You make a horribly poor attempt! 2+ You make an astoundingly inept attempt! 1 Something doesn't seem right... Fumble

Success Factors

The precise formula to achieve a successful enchantment is not released. What is known is that the level and Wizard Base ranks of the enchanter are primary factors. The following table lists all known factors (positive or negative), in no particular order. At the very least, a wizard should be uninjured, and in a magical workshop with a familiar present.

Positive Factors	Negative Factors
Wizard Base ranks	Existing enchant bonus
Level of enchanter	Ensorcell tier
Magic Item Use ranks	Material of the item
Arcane Symbols ranks	Resistances
Logic, Intuition	Creature bane
Elemental Mana Control ranks	Holy
Elemental Lore ranks	Weighting, Padding, and/or Sighting
Having a familiar in the room	Having a familiar elsewhere
Public workshop	Flares, TD bonus, AS/DS bonus
	Enhancive item, Fusion
	Health or Spirit Loss, Injuries

Material Difficulty Chart

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Failures

It is not possible to destroy an item during the enchanting process. Upon a failure to succeed, the wizard will lose 10% of the required essence to complete the +1 bonus cast.

Pre-Temper Potions

Pre-temper potions currently have a limited duration once successfully applied to an item. These potions are poured prior to using the normal enchant unlocking potion.

Flaring Items

Main article: Pre-tempering potions

Elemental flared items can have their difficulty negated by using the appropriate pre-temper potion. No Elemental Lore skills are required to apply an appropriate pre-temper potion.

Enhancive and Holy Items

Main article: Pre-tempering potions

No lore training is required to enchant either enhancive or holy items, but these items will be more difficult to enchant than plain items. The potion required are urven'eth potion.

Enchanting and ensorcelling fusion items is substantially more difficult than typical gear (difficulty is dependent on the number of orb slots, not the bonuses of the orbs within those slots; prying orbs before enchanting or ensorcelling will not decrease difficulty).

Enchant Unlocking

In order to actually proceed with enchanting an item, you must first unlock it's ability to be enchanted by pouring the appropriate enchant potion on the item. Once done, the item is unlocked to be enchanted up to the bonus given by the potion used and can be verified by casting Elemental Detection (405) on the item. The item will remain unlocked until a successful cast CHANNEL attempt of Enchant (935) has been performed.

Rewards for Enchanting

Successful enchantments earn experience, and potentially large amounts of silver.

While the enchantment process does not directly reward the wizard in silver, many items are enchanted with the intent of sale. By increasing the enchantment on an item, the wizard has increased its value, sometimes by immense amounts.

Negative Bonus Items

Data on negative bonus item enchanting is currently unknown.

Functional Item Scripts

Please see above for a full description of what can and cannot be enchanted. Please keep these lists to Category D item scripts that are not listed in the Official Information section of the item properties page.

These are player-created lists and are not complete. See here for more functional scripts.

Scripts that CAN be wizard enchanted
Bane weapons (this is the only Category C property that cannot be enchanted) Blink Weapons Briar Flaring Weapons Ethereal Armor (REIM Script) Forest armor Fusion Greater elemental flares (appropriate pre-temper potion required) Ithziri Armor Shock Weapons Sprite Weapons Stalwart Resilience (bubble flares) Vial flares Voln armor

Need to re-verify these since Spring Spectacular 2019 release

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Other Items Marked for No Enchanting

This list includes items that ARE NOT SCRIPTED (see above section for those), and that consist of properties that would otherwise be enchantable, but still cannot be enchanted because the creator has marked them as such (or has marked them to "not take any magic"[1]).

Specific Items Marked for No Enchanting	Origin
Black alloy items[2]	Sold near Pinefar decades ago
Versions of the fel-hafted waraxes
Versions of the rolaren longsword (ruby, sapphire, and one other)
Versions of the pryothag hide brigandine
Versions of the white ora warmaces

^†ASSIST and ask for a referral to fix the item to be made enchantable.

Potion Tables

Main article: Enchanting potions

Starting Bonus (+)	Starting Enchant (X)	Aura Color	Destination Bonus (+)	Destination Enchant (X)	Pour/ Channel Cycles	Average Time Per Cycle*	Tempering Potion	Potion Pour Bonus	Potion Cost†
+0 to +25	0x-5x	Varies	+5 to +30	1x-6x	Varies		Sisfu
< 0	None	Special	Varies	Varies	1	Varies	Varies	Varies	Varies
0	0x	None	+1 to +5	1x	1	1 day	Rohnuru	0	3500
+1 to +5	1x	Red	+5 to +10	2x	2	2 days
+6 to +10	2x	Orange	+11 to +15	3x	3	3 days	Duqnuru	+15	5500
+11 to +15	3x	Yellow	+16 to +20	4x	4	4 to 5 days
+16 to +20	4x	Green	+21 to +25	5x	5	5 to 7 days	Dirtokh	+25	10,000
+21 to +25	5x	Blue	+26 to +30	6x	6	6 to 9 days
+26 to +30	6x	Indigo	+31 to +35	7x	7	11 to 17 days	MirtokhΔ	+30	35,000
+31 to +35	7x	Violet	+36 to +40	8x	8	9 days	Bromin		Special**
+36 to +40	8x	Copper	+41 to +45	9x	9	9 to 12 days	Aleteh		Special**
+41 to +45	9x	Silver	+46 to +50	10x	10	11 to 13 days	Grenshol		Special**
+46 to +50	10x	Gold		Not Further Enchantable

Pre-tempering Potions

Item Property		Potion	Project Difficulty Offset
Enhancive		Glowing Urven'eth	Required
Holy armament
Flaring	Earth	Earthy Ilvan'eth	-100 (Optional)
	Fire	Fiery Ilvan'eth
	Ice	Icy Ilvan'eth
	Vacuum	Cloudy Ilvan'eth
	Acid	Earthy Ilvan'eth OR Icy Ilvan'eth
	Lightning	Cloudy Ilvan'eth OR Icy Ilvan'eth
	Steam	Fiery Ilvan'eth OR Icy Ilvan'eth

Resources

• Old Enchant Item (925)
• Saved posts
• Spell history
• Magical workshop saved posts
• Officials folder

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